Being the wrong side of 50 and a recent RL convert who brings two kids to the matches I dont know much about 'tradition'. So if I want to I bounce, sing, shout, call the referree a '*****' and let off steam for two hours. Then I go home, smile at the wife and thinkabouyt what I will be doing at work next week.

The Wigan 'song' suits them just fine, no words just a constant drone which is perfect as most wouldn't be able to remember them anyway.

Tbh I don't get why anyone would try to copy it! No words ti change and clearly already associated with Wigan so to just do the same is embarrassing. (Similar where just one word I.e. Name Chsnged IMO).

I was thinking yesterday about my disdain for the bouncing, but thinking back to discoing at the back of the Fletcher Street or Stretford End (left side).

I think the difference was the disco was done by 15-20 year olds, all stood together because they were abit bored before the match or during a lull in the atmosphere and it was a bit of a laugh bumping in to each other and falling down the terrace. The older lot certainly wouldn't join in and would look at you like you had just walking through their house with dog mud on your shoes.

It was never done in a way to improve the atmosphere and no one would have claimed it did. Neither would we all sing about what we were about to do, pat ourselves on the back for being so good and then go around afterwards asking everybody if they saw us doing it, desperately seeking approval.

It's the same with the Poznan compared with how Lech Poznan do it and what it means to them.

Tune for Friday......

"Its OUR party, you can cry if you want to
Cry if you want to, cry if you want to
We would cry to, If we were as crap as yoooooooou"

Bouncing is for losers.